Finn's Brave Hello: A heartwarming tale of friendship and courage

Do you want to teach your child how to make friends? Do you want them to take that first step - not because you told them to, but because they discovered that hello is all it ever takes?Telling children to just go and talk to someone doesn't work. Showing them exactly what that two-second moment feels like - and what happens after - that's what changes behaviour permanently.This children's making friends book does exactly that.Finn's Brave Hello is the children's making friends picture book that gets it right - showing your child exactly what closing the distance between alone and together feels like. This children's book about making friends and social skills burns one truth into every child who reads it: hello was all it took. It always is.Meet Finn. Five years old. New school. Sitting alone watching other boys play. Fear sitting in his chest like a stone.Then two words: "Can I play?"One shrug. "Yeah, sure."That's it. By the end of lunch he knows two names. By the end of the week one of them saves him a seat.On the last page Finn looks directly at your child: "I was so scared to say hello. But hello was all it took. It always is."What your child gains: - Two concrete words for their own friendship moment - the most practical children's making friends and social skills lesson any children's making friends picture book delivers- The reassuring truth that approaching someone new is almost never as scary as the fear predicts- One sentence they carry forever: hello was all it took - it always isPart of the social skills series - children's making friends social skills and life skills picture books about making friends, sharing, handling disappointment and more.Perfect for: Children aged 3-7 ● Parents searching for a children's making friends and social skills picture book ● The most practical children's making friends gift any parent or teacher can giveScroll up. Hello was all it took. This children's making friends picture book makes sure your child believes it.

Pagina's: 24, Paperback, Independently published